Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-01-28
GRAPHlCS.

The Kirksville Iron Works will
do all kinds of repairing.
Secure your seats for the Opera
Thursday evening, Feb. 3.
Leave orders at Ivie's Hotel for
bus to any part of the city.
Go to the Airksville Iron Works
for machine repairs.
Call and see US in our new quar-
tiers opposite the post-otfice.
Boilers and engines bought and
sold at the Kirksville Iron Works.
For corn, corn chop and meal,
try A. L. Hplms at the Variety
Wood Works.
If you want a good bob-sled,
either light or heavy, call at the
Variety Wood Works.
The railroad news brought from
Topeka by Mr.. Link, yesterday
morning made many long faces.
The Mock legislature which
meets in Baylor's hall will discuss
the submission question this even
ing.
--latest accounts say the Atchison
will cross the Q. NJ. & P. between
Hurdland and Brashear and the
Wabash between Willard and La
Plata.
For SALE-In the northeast
part of town, house of three rooms
one lot; good stable and living
well on the premises. Inquire of
c. Borneman.
Our correspondent at Walnut
mentions number of varieties of
cake that are strangers to an edi-
tor, or rather the editor is a
stranger to them. We would like
an introduction.
The largest hog brought to this
market this season was that raised
by L. Nichols OF Williamstown. II
weighed 725 pounds, was bought by
W T. Carroll and brought even
S29.-Canton Press.
Mr.. ?. Wharton, the eastern
horse buyer, will be at S. J. Mil
ler's Stable, Feb. Sth to 18th, fo1
the purpose of buying horses
Those having good horses OF
mares can get the highest market
prices at that time. Come early
Infdelity reproves nothing that
is bad. 1t only ridicules and de-
nounces all that is good. 1t tears
down-it never constructs; it de-
stroys-it never imparts life; il
attacks religion, but offers no ade
quate substitute.
The Prohibition party club vii
have its next meeting in the cas-
lower room of the Mercantile Col
lege on Saturday evening at
o'clock. All ladies and gentlemen
in sympathy with this movemen
are earnestly invited. The exer
cises will consist OF music
speeches, etc.
Bill Nye's New Poem.-I an
now preparing poem entitled
THE Umbrella" 1t is daint
little bit of verse, and my hire
man. thinks 1t is gem. L Gale,
it "The Umbrella" so that
would not be returned" -Th
Rambler.
Miss Kate Bensburg, as Marth
made her bow before the Louisvill
public, and the impression cause
by her singing was very Favorable
She is young, pretty and gracef,
in appearance, and her voice
fresh, clear and well managed. Sh
sang the pretty arias assigned I
her part with perfect ease, and til
Last Rose of Summer was give
with charming simplicity.-Loui
vile Post.
The Post Dispatch speakin
editorially said of Miss Bensberl
ITO add to her distinctions, S
Louis has procured in Miss Ben
berg singer who is destined
add a great deal to the happinel
of this world by the charm of h
rare voice. This was fully show
last evening, and, as the ne
soprano is also gifted with evel
attraction of success, in mann,
= and temperament, she enters upe
her career well equipped to win
worldwide fame. We only spes
the universal sentiment of her fe
low townspeople in congratulate
her upon the success she has 6
ready achieved and upon Il
greater success which lies east
within reach of the future.